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IMGCAP(1)]Buffalo-based firm Freed Maxick & Battaglia CPAs announced the next step in its succession strategy, with current vice chairman Ronald J. Soluri due to succeed Robert M. Glaser as the firm's managing director on May 1.

The Internal Revenue Service reminded taxpayers and preparers Monday that they have only two weeks to go before the April 18 filing deadline.

If you have stabilized your firm and have adjusted to operating in the new economy, your next move should be focused on growth. Why?

Baseball aficionados know the frustration of their favorite teams promising "wait until next year," at the tail end of yet another season that even the best PR spin could only be described as "rebuilding."

Australian accounting software developer Accomplish has introduced CashManager 2011, the latest version of its desktop software for small and midsized businesses.

The positive job numbers for March released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday indicated an increase of 20,000 jobs in accounting and 6,000 in finance.

Approximately half of U.S. taxpayers are uneducated about the risks of identity theft during tax season, according to a new survey, but the majority trust their tax preparers.

A pair of Republican lawmakers on the House Ways and Means Committee plan to formally request an IRS investigation of the AARP’s tax-exempt status, accusing the group of profiting from its health insurance business.

The Internal Revenue Service has offered guidance on the new 100 percent bonus depreciation in last year’s tax extension and small business legislation.

Former Alaska governor and Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin has lashed out against reports that she personally benefited from a film tax credit program that was signed into law in 2008 while she was still governor.